At 08:01 09/30/1998 , Bob Clark wrote:
>We have recently created a couple of files to hold summary information
>retrieved from our production files.  We are updating the files using
>SQL run from a source file.  Our problem is that with 500,000 records in
>this file, the journaling overhead is ridiculous.  Is there any way that
>we can do this without journaling?  We chose SQL in the first place
>because of the union capabilities.  We can not do want we want very
>easily in Query/38 or Query/400.

RUNSQLSTM LIB/FILE SRCMBR(MBR) COMMIT(*NONE)????

Pete Hall
peteh@inwave.com 
http://www.inwave.com/~peteh/

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